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	Plymouth, the Dutton and Captain Edward Pellew
		In 1760, six of nine warships anchored in the Sound were dismasted and six merchant vessels wrecked in the Cattewater.
		The ship was making a run for the shelter of the Cattewater but hit the shoal of rocks now under the Mount Batten Breakwater and lost her rudder.
		Thus rendered unmanagable, she crashed on to the sharp rocks under the Citadel ramparts and but for the valour and strong sense of one man, all of them would have been lost.
	www.plymouthdata.info /Dutton.htm (956 words)

	Plymouth, Royal Air Force Mount Batten (RAF Mount Batten) (RAF Cattewater)
		It is not clear when the area ceased to be used for military flights but the Chelson Meadow race-course was certainly used by civilian flyers such as Sir Alan Cobham.
		Meanwhile, down river at the Cattewater a seaplane base had been established on September 2nd 1913 and several trial flights were made from it.
		It was expected that this was the end of the base but in 1923 the Cattewater Seaplane Station Bill became enacted and the base re-opened on October 1st 1928 as RAF Mount Batten.
	www.plymouthdata.info /RAF%20Mount%20Batten.htm (932 words)

	Scuba Diving: Sunderland Flying Boats : Devon Shipwrecks: Submerged Productions
		If you look across the Cattewater from the Barbican you can see the huge hangars that used to be part of R.A.F. Mountbatten.The whole site was handed back to the Council some years ago, and now thriving marine buisenesses occupy the hangars and yuppie housing occupies the land where the air base used to be.
		However as the decade wore on a modest expansion in the role of the seaplane saw Mountbatten return to full operation, and on October 1 1928 Cattewater Station was renamed Mountbatten and that is the way things have stayed up till the present day.
		Neil's prop at the museum in Oz During the early thirties life at Mountbatten was pleasant and peaceful.
	www.submerged.co.uk /sunderlandflyingboats.php (1626 words)

	Bradleys Estate Agents - Plymstock - MOUNT BATTEN
		The property benefits from gas fire central heating and double glazing and its decoration is modern and neutral in style with plain carpets throughout.
		It is approximately 5 miles by road to the city centre, however there is also the use of the water taxi across the water to Plymouth Barbican.
		The view runs from the local marina and Cattewater around towards Turnchapel, Oreston and continues across towards the Barbican, Queen Anne's Battery and around towards Plymouth Hoe and Plymouth Sound.
	www.bradleys-estate-agents.co.uk /0561/PSK0079877-1.HTM (1059 words)

	The Cattewater wreck: The investigation of an armed vessel of the early sixteenth century (BAR British series) Edifying ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Cattewater wreck: The investigation of an armed vessel of the early sixteenth century (BAR British series) Edifying Spectacle
		Book / The Cattewater wreck: The investigation of an armed vessel of the early sixteenth century (BAR British series)
		The Cattewater wreck: The investigation of an armed vessel of the early sixteenth century (BAR British series)
	www.edifyingspectacle.org /thanks/asinsearch_0860542858 (89 words)

	Cattewater - Result for Cattewater - Meaning of Cattewater - Definition of Cattewater - Dictionary of Meaning - ...
		The open expanse of water called Plymouth Sound to the south and the river River Plym Plym to the east.
		This gave its name to this stretch of water and eventually the name of Cattedown to the adjoining wharves and commercial area.
		There you find a list of all editors and the possibility to edit the original text of the article Cattewater.
	www.mauspfeil.net /Cattewater.html (207 words)

	FACILITIES AT THE MOUNT BATTEN CENTRE
		This room can also be divided into three separate areas and with direct access to the Waterside Terrace with views across the Cattewater and the Yacht Mariner, the combinations of use are endless.
		Adjacent is the Events Room designed as the nerve centre for water based race event management, also well suited as a separate meeting room with views over the Cattewater.
		A full range of refreshments can be taken at the bar or served in any of the rooms as required.
	www.mbc.eclipse.co.uk /functionroom.htm (490 words)

	Plymouth Place Names - Cattewater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Logical though this explanation may be, derived as it is from the French for cat and water, one wonders where Brewer found his information for it doesn't appear in any local maps or histories.
		Curiously though the first reference to either Cattedown or Cattewater appears in records from 1249, before record of any castle.
		The early form is simply la Catte, which undoubtedly has a French flavour but consensus seems to be that the name originally referred to a physical land feature, a cat-like one, and not unlike the "Bear" that was once on the water's edge off the Cattewater.
	www.chrisrobinson.co.uk /places/cattewater.shtml (228 words)

	Devon local studies service. Place catalogue. County. Place
		Plymouth river : a history of the Laira and Cattewater / Crispin Gill.
		Interim report on the wreck discovered in the Cattewater, Plymouth on 20 June, 1973 / compiled by A.C.Carpenter, K.H.Ellis.
		The wreck of the Metta Catharina /by Geoff Garbett & Ian Skelton.
	www.devon.gov.uk /library/locstudy/placply4.html (5352 words)

	Cattewater Harbour Commission - About Us
		The Cattewater is home to two leading marine civil engineering companies who use the port as
		The Cattewater Harbour Commission exists by an Act of Parliament as the navigation and
		regulation within the Cattewater and pilotage services to the remainder of the civil port.
	www.plymouthport.org.uk /about.html (503 words)

	Globe Video Films > Detail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		With the invaluable aid of author Anthony Kingdom and rare archive photographs, the story unfolds and is both compelling and historically an important document for all who remember the LSWR Branch.
		The film also records a brief history and early morning shunting activity on the former LSWR Cattewater Branch line with its 5 a.m.
		To tell this compelling story further, we also unearthed archive footage of Plymouth Trams in 1922 driven by electricity from the Prince Rock Power Station fed by coal imported by rail since the 19th century.
	www.rail-video.com /cart/view/104 (209 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The light source by this period seems to have commonly been a candle made of wax or tallow, though wooden sticks coated in fat or resin were also used.
		The lantern I made is based on a find from the Cattewater wreck off Plymouth, UK, dated c.1530.
		A single notched stave was recovered and is believed to be part of a lantern or hour glass frame (Rednap, p 76).
	www.employees.org /~cathy/lantern.html (443 words)

	Transat build-up
		At the Plymouth Yacht Haven, a short ferry ride across the Cattewater from downtown Plymouth, construction starts on The Transat Race Village this week.
		Under race rules, the competing boats in The Transat are required to arrive in Plymouth on or before Saturday, 22 May - the contingent of American skippers Rich Wilson, Kip Stone and Joe Harris are all already berthed safely in Plymouth following their trans-oceanic delivery trips.
		As with the results from the ORMA grand prix the weekend before, little can be read into these results because the race was fully crewed whereas the Transat is single-handed.
	www.yachting-world.com /auto/newsdesk/20040417110620ywnews.html (985 words)

	UK Diving
		Carpenter, A., Ellis, K. & McKee, J. G., 1974, Interim report on the wreck discovered in the Cattewater.
		Mortlock, B. & Redknap, M., 1978, The Cattewater wreck, Plymouth, Devon.
		Redknap, M., 1985, The Cattewater wreck: a contribution to 16th century maritime archaeology.
	www.ukdiving.co.uk /wrecks/wreck.php?id=330 (183 words)

	Bibliography
		Bax, A. and Farrell, R., Cattewater wreck 1
		Mortlok, B., and Redknap, M., The Tudor Shipwreck at Cattewater 1977.
		Redknap, M., The Cattewater Wreck: The investigation of an armed vessel of the early sixteenth century,
	nautarch.tamu.edu /shiplab/projects%20Iberianships%20biblio_files/Cattewater%20Wreck,%20early%2016th.htm (90 words)

	Bradleys Estate Agents - Plymstock - TURNCHAPEL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Direct view across the local marina and across Plymouth Sound and the local Cattewater.
		MASTER BEDROOM: 12'4" (3.76m) x 18'9" (5.72m) Triple aspect bedroom with double glazed windows to the side, rear and front elevations with the front elevation providing uninterrupted view across towards Plymouth Sound and the Cattewater with the local marina in the foreground.
		There is a door leading out to a side decked balcony which provides a private seating environment with a wonderful view across the local marina towards the Cattewater and Plymouth Sound.
	www.bradleys-estate-agents.co.uk /0561/PSK0087992-1.HTM (595 words)

	"Hawkins of Plymouth" - Readings on Pat Patterson's Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		There was no breakwater (a nineteenth century improvement), and the Sound itself was not a secure anchorage.
		A large castle with four towers, of which only a fragment now remains, stood on the fining ground at the west side of the entrance to Sutton Pool, and there was a square fort command'rag the mouth of the Cattewater, and neady on the site of the present Citadel.
		The Hoe was edged with batteries facing southward, but there were no houses there or on the slope behind it, Stonehouse was a separate place, with fields between it and Plymouth.
	www.patp.us /reading/13a.shm (4046 words)

	Chris Chatfield's Cabinet of Curiosities
		A greenish-blue fireball at Cattewater exploded, shaking a building, causing much plaster to fall, and fusing electric lights.
		A revolving ball of flame shooting out sparks was seen at the R.N. Dockyard at Turnchapel, 11/4 miles away; then a 'terrific explosion' shook a building and knocked down a policeman outside.
		About 11/2 miles from Cattewater a woman saw a red and yellow revolving mass in the sky.
	www.phenomena.org.uk /curiosities.htm (7240 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In accordance with the Data Protection Act 1984 the Cattewater Pilot Gig Club notify you that the above details will be kept on computer records.
		Please note that all rowers (and those who wish to obtain the gig travel discounts) at the Scillies MUST be paid up members of a member gig club.
		The information taken from this form will also assist the Cattewater Pilot Gig Club in identifying particular areas of need and determine what resources should be focused to ensure fairness to all.
	www.turnchapel.com /GIGmembershipform3.doc (879 words)

	Laira Guides, Tutorials (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Originally Laira (or Lary or Leeri) was the name given to that part of the Plym estuary from the Cattewater up to Marsh Mills, Plymouth.
		It is thought to come from the Celtic word "llaeru" meaning "to ebb or grow shallow".
		Laira Originally Laira (or Lary or Leeri) was the name given to that part of the Plym estuary from the Cattewater up to Marsh Mills, Plymouth.
	www.masterliness.com /a/Laira.htm (110 words)

	The Cattewater (Pilotage) Harbour Revision Order 1988
		The Secretary of State for Transport in exercise of the powers conferred by section 14 of the Harbours Act 1964
		This Order may be cited as the Cattewater (Pilotage) Harbour Revision Order 1988 and shall come into force on 1st October 1988.
		"the Cattewater Harbour" means that part of the Port of Plymouth which is subject to the Cattewater Harbour Acts and Orders of 1915, 1925, 1950 and 1986
	www.hmso.gov.uk /si/si1988/Uksi_19881703_en_2.htm (207 words)

	Bradleys Estate Agents - Plymstock - MOUNT BATTEN
		PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Spinnaker Quay is a private development set on the water front and this particular property has a corner site offering uninterrupted views over the Cattewater and across to Plymouth Barbican, The Hoe and surrounding district.
		LOCATION: Mount Batten is a very popular residential district set on the peninsula overlooking Plymouth Sound and the Cattewater.
		The view runs from the local marina and Cattewater around towards Turnchapel, Oreston and continues across towards the Barbican, Queen Anne's Battery and around towards Plymouth Hoe and Plymouth Sound.
	www.beagroup.co.uk /mc/PSK0079877-1.HTM (1132 words)

	Club Sailing Instructions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The finish line will be a transit of the orange post and fl and white marker on the line hut, within the confines of the Cattewater, from the direction of the last mark of the course.
		The Mayflower mark is an orange or yellow inflatable buoy, position to be advised by the race officer.
		Competitors must obey the rules of the Dockyard Port of Plymouth Order, Plymouth Local Notice to Mariners and the Cattewater Codes of Conduct, and in particular please note that between 1st April and 31st October boats must not race inside the outer moorings in the Cattewater unless they are avoiding vessels constrained by their draught.
	www.btinternet.com /~mayflowersc/msc/msc0008.htm (970 words)

	BookkooB: The Cattewater Wreck - Mark Redknap
		Above you will see a list of UK book stores, along with their stock and price details for Cattewater Wreck by Mark Redknap.
		To allow you to quickly compare prices, the stores are arranged in order of delivered price, cheapest first.
		Click on a store name to buy this book or to view further details.
	www.bookkoob.co.uk /book/0860542858.htm (183 words)

	Cattewater Reclamation Act 1992 (c. xiv)
		(b) in such manner as to ensure that the navigation of the Cattewater is not interfered with more than is reasonably necessary; and
		(c) the reference to the Cattewater in paragraph (7) included the pocket berths operated by Cattedown Wharves Limited.
		"the railway" means the Cattewater Branch Railway of the railways board;
	www.hmso.gov.uk /acts/locact92/Ukla_19920014_en_5.htm (2117 words)

	Portuguese vs Spanish Shipbuilding Practices
		But nothing is known about the true instrument of the Portuguese expansion: the Portuguese built ship.
		Cattewater wreck (1), Molasses Reef wreck (2), Highborn Cay wreck (3), Western Ledge Reef wreck (4), San Esteban (5), San Juan (6) and the
		(1) REDKNAP, M., 1984, "The Cattewater Wreck - The investigation of an armed vessel of the early sixteenth century", BAR, 131, Londres
	www.abc.se /~m10354/bld/portspan.htm (2238 words)

	This is Saltash History, Around and About Saltash by Hugh Colton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Sutton Pool was next visited, and then Prince Rock,Cattewater, but landings were not made at either of these places.
		Leaving Cattewater, the“Princess Royal” shaped her course for the Shagstone, the eastern most point of the southern boundary.
		Outside the Breakwater the sea was rather choppy, and the steamer rolled a little,causing some of the passengers to feel peculiar qualms, and to lose their standing powers, which,however, added to the mirth of the rest.
	www.thisissaltash.co.uk /subcontent/history/colton/chapter3/12.htm (731 words)

	Branch Lines around Plymouth [item 51.256 Book]
		Featured first are the lines of the Admiralty Dockyard, the GWR Millbay Terminus and the LSWR Stonehouse Pool.
		The eastern group of lines follow; these include the freight routes to Sutton Harbour and Cattewater, also the passenger branches to Yealmpton and Turnchapel.
		The southern end of the Lee Moor Tramway is also included.
	www.saxoncourtbooks.co.uk /ontrack/books1/itm03098.htm (76 words)

	Cattewater Dating (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Register HERE to use this Cattewater Dating site.
		We give a free trial and you can contact members interested in Cattewater Dating with email and SMS.
		Search our photo personals for hot Cattewater Dating, open minded women, or someone special.
	www.maxidate.com /datingresourcesuk1/Cattewater-Dating.html (455 words)

	SW Maritime History - Meetings - South Yard -HM Naval Base. Devonport. 9th November 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		He is clearly very knowledgeable and has wide Museum experience.
		He gave us a very detailed view of the Waterfront, comprising the old towns of Sutton and Stonehouse and stretching from Mount Batten in the South East, past the Cattewater, Sutton Harbour, Millbay, Stonehouse Creek and finishing at the Naval Base boundary - a stretch now covered by the Maritime Walkway.
		The future of the Citadel, built in 1665, is being considered.
	www.swmaritime.org.uk /article.php?articleid=342&atype=m (878 words)

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